Anyone ever experimented/experiments with drugs at any point?

@HalfBakedHikki Don't tell me the last part of your name is also a euphemism for something. ~T

Weed, shrooms, acid, 3c, LSD. The hallucinagines are basically the same effect. Fun, but easy to over do it. Weed, ultimate favorite.

First off congratulations to those who are clean c: Anyways OP here and I guess I should share my use of the forbidden fruits. Alcohol and tobacco products(because these are drugs too, guys) The alcohol is more for the taste rather than its effects because I don't actually enjoy the feeling of intoxication even though I'm in that state twice or more a week. Tobacco is something I love overall. Cigarettes, cigars, dip, chew, and snuff. I love it. Marijuana is something I enjoy as well but only with company of others. Highly recommended to those who are curious. Synthetics were my starting drugs. Keep away from 'em. Amphetamines are beautiful, specially when insufflated or "snorted". Shorter time of high but more intense. Acid/shrooms: fun when you have a babysitter who's chill Codeine: had a problem with this one and I still do but it is amazingly pleasant when you want to relax Cocaine: Never thought I'd touch it. Best thing that I have decided to use. There's nothing quite like the energy and confidence this gives you. I was clean for four months but temptation got the best of me so I'm back on it even though it stopped my heart one time. Not addicted though given that haven't spent all my money on it yet Anyways, stick to loud and you'll be good

I think people consider addiction differently. For myself, I haven't done anything that I mentioned before in years. Considering what is socially acceptable, I'm pretty straight laced. Terminology plays a factor with me. The term "use" to me is an indicator of a problem. Suggests drugs are treated like medication and indicates an on-going issue. "Doing" for me implies recreational use. In my life, I used marijuana to survive my last year of college. It was the only thing I did regularly for a time. Anyway, if you feel that you are treating something, it might not hurt to do counciling or therapy, try to find the underlying issue. No judge. It's just when I think of coke, it's ugly sister is crack... Both are highly addictive.

We're talking about drugs and how drugs affect the brain in my psych class I've done various drugs, hard and soft but now i just stick to pot and oils